Recently I had the opportunity to review this wonderful product. The first thing when my family tried it on chicken was “I want more!” We generally use dry seasonings when making chicken but decided to try this instead. I can’t say enough good things about this product. We have only tried it on chicken because we enjoy it so much but can’t wait to try it on other items as well. On their website they have recipes and some sound so delicious that I can’t wait to go buy more Country Bob’s to try them out. I am a huge soup person, my family not so much, but I seen a couple on there that I want to try. Ok, truth be told, I want to try all the soup recipes.

Before getting my review product I had never heard or seen this product. Now that I’ve seen the bottle, I’m seeing it everywhere. My local store that we grocery shop at has it on one of the top shelves and almost hidden. I’m sad that I’ve never seen it before to try it out. Now that I know my local store carries it, this will be something that is always going to be in my house.

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I do not own this music. All rights belong to wmg. Band: Disturbed – Song: Infection – Album: Asylum Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976 Lyrics: in the back of my mind i can barely even remember when there was nothing left to hide and she has found a way inside, then i was forced to walk alone living in an empty home all i wanted was to hide and try to numb the ache inside and i’m still afraid of the light and a thousand voices share their laughter at my demise now if i am to survive the infection must die murder the beast that’s been eating me alive the infection must die nothing left but a broken man terrified of everything nothing left of his foolish pride, his fond memories slowly die, then as he wakes again alone still a prisoner in his home ready to allow the dark to penetrate his broken heart and im still afraid of the light and a thousand voices share their laughter at my demise Now if I am to survive The infection must die Murder the beast That’s been eating me alive The infection must die Now if I am to survive The infection must die Murder the beast That’s been eating me alive The infection must die This is where I draw the line This infection must die Give me release from this demon of mine The infection must die The infection must dieVideo Rating: 4 / 5

It’s Fall! The crops from the summer season have run their course, and it is time to put vital nutrients back into the garden soil that the spring and summer crops depleted.

How do we do that, you ask?

Enter a superhero among gardeners: BUCKWHEAT.

Buckwheat increases the soil structure and the availability of nutrients for the next batch of crops in the garden, including phosphorus. Another great thing about Buckwheat is that it sprouts within days, grows rapidly, and doesn’t require much water.

The first thing you want to do is get yourself some Buckwheat seeds. We purchased ours online.

Buckwheat Seeds

Next, till your garden soil. We also mixed in a couple bags of manure for good measure.

Even out and water down the soil in preparation for the seeds.

Then the soil is ready for seeding! We spread our Buckwheat seeds around by hand.

After that, the seeds do all the work! Within days, we had sprouts coming in! I had also added some dead leaves to the dirt to protect the seeds from birds.

The first sprouts

In just a few weeks, our Buckwheat grew a couple feet tall. Turk, the Tortoises and even the chickens LOVE to snack on it!

Turk, munching

Now that the Buckwheat is growing, there is one final step.

We will need to cut down (or mow) the Buckwheat within 2 weeks of the first flowering and mulch it into the soil. We will mix in some bags of manure for even better results. Buckwheat decomposes quickly, so it won’t be long before we can plant new crops with our new improved soil!